Hi Topdog, You may have been looking at my earlier post regarding NTFS. It was specifically pCP version 3.01 which had a Tinycore version mismatch for extra filesystem support, and therefore could not support NTFS and other non-default filesystem types. I've installed 3.02 and confirmed that this new version does allow me to install NTFS support, and I've verified that I can see my external USB drive in LMS and serve the music found there. So I wouldn't expect you to have any trouble with 3.02, if your results are like mine.
pCP developers: While I haven't tested playback yet, the testing I've done so far (on the LMS side) indicates that my problem has been solved by the 3.02 release. Thanks! -otherjon Topdog wrote: > First off - a big shoutout to all the people actively developing the > LMS/SB environment! Not only is it keeping my wonderful LMS/SB > environment (and large investment) alive...but excitingly its better > than it ever was! THANKS ALL!!! (Yes I have donated several times to the > cause... :) ) > > [[snip]] > > Now I would like to upgrade my old RBPi 1/Max2Play LMS server to a new > RBPi 3 and PCP 3.02. But I run a external USB NTFS hard drive on it. A > recent post seemed to indicate that NTFS support is not > available/working in 3.02. Could some one kindly clarify the status of > NTFS support in PCP 3.02. > > [[snip]] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ otherjon's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=66043 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=105997 _______________________________________________ unix mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/unix
